Hamilton left torn in beef between bus, motorist , Police blotter, Phnom Penh Post

It seemed a motorist didn’t want money but results after he was clipped by a capital bus on Monday.

Riding in Por Sen Chey district, the moto driver was knocked down, but when the driver handed him $10 compensation he tore it up, claiming the offer was humiliating.

Gathering bystanders and cops all came to the consensus he shouldn’t have destroyed the currency, but after a long exchange and some pro-bono repairs to the bike’s busted brakes, everyone was satisfied and the case was dropped.

Nokorwat

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